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UL Washington 10-29-2015 06:34 PM
Godfathers today is nothing compared to what it was in the the 80's, it's good but not even close to as good... sort of like how Pizza Hut was decent in the 80's when it was actually made in a legit restaurant and not prefab delivery.

Mama Hip Rockets 10-29-2015 06:40 PM
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Originally Posted by ChiefsFan1st (Post 11847646)
The best fresh chain pizza that I can remember having is Godfathers. But the last 1 around here was maybe 5-6 years ago(are they still alive somewhere?)
Yeah. We've got a few of them down here in the Springfield area. It's pretty good.

Rasputin 10-29-2015 06:52 PM
What if it was his brother or sister that ate his pizza?


Wouldn't that be ironic?

Baby Lee 10-29-2015 06:56 PM
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Originally Posted by UL Washington (Post 11847796)
Kick so much ass!!

Bugeater 10-29-2015 07:03 PM
Back on the road rage topic, all the mother****ers who think they need to leave a ****ing car length in between them and the car in front of them when they stop at a traffic light, thereby blocking me out of the turn lane to get into my neighborhood. Pull the hell up you goddamn morons.

Baby Lee 10-29-2015 07:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Baconeater (Post 11847847)
Back on the road rage topic, all the mother****ers who think they need to leave a ****ing car length in between them and the car in front of them when they stop at a traffic light, thereby blocking me out of the turn lane to get into my neighborhood. Pull the hell up you goddamn morons.
Those pale in comparison to the ones who pull up to a two lane red light, and choose the right turn lane knowing they're going straight.

KCTitus 10-29-2015 07:08 PM
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Originally Posted by UL Washington (Post 11847796)
Godfathers today is nothing compared to what it was in the the 80's, it's good but not even close to as good... sort of like how Pizza Hut was decent in the 80's when it was actually made in a legit restaurant and not prefab delivery.
That's a damn shame, UL...damn shame. When I was a kid, we used to go to Godfathers at least once a month. It was epic. Either it was the pizza or the fact they had a Pac Man machine...

Buzz 10-29-2015 07:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Baconeater (Post 11847847)
Back on the road rage topic, all the mother****ers who think they need to leave a ****ing car length in between them and the car in front of them when they stop at a traffic light, thereby blocking me out of the turn lane to get into my neighborhood. Pull the hell up you goddamn morons.
I picture this as my morning commute, drivers racing to a red light, I stop to make a left hand turn and they leave no space to get through to make a left hand turn on a side street. Happens every day.

Buzz 10-29-2015 07:18 PM
In the 80's you couldn't eat more than two slices of Godfathers pizza without blowing a gut. Pizza was huge!

Mizzou_8541 10-29-2015 07:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Rain Man (Post 11847338)
When someone tries to change lanes without using a turn signal, I speed up and don't let them in.
Touché, sir.

Rain Man 10-29-2015 07:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Buzz (Post 11847877)
In the 80's you couldn't eat more than two slices of Godfathers pizza without blowing a gut. Pizza was huge!
[Wonder Years Voice] Or maybe we were just small. [/Wonder Years Voice]

Buzz 10-29-2015 08:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Rain Man (Post 11847927)
[Wonder Years Voice] Or maybe we were just small. [/Wonder Years Voice]
Well, if you call the teens Wonder Years, okay. I just remember that being a big pizza. If correct, I'm pushing 50 and you maybe winning the race.


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